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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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For a short time in New York, our Republican State Legislators were wagging the finger of impeachment at Governor Spitzer if he did not resign quick enough. And I agree with my co-editor that resigning was indeed called for. But it’s a shame these Republican legislators are blind to the other crimes requiring But now […]
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P.S. AP reports that Barack Obama won the 2008 Democratic Primary in the Virgin Islands. As I studied and blogged the primaries, my attention was brought to new regions, new web-sites, and new ways of thinking about politics. As a Green Party member, third party advocate, and student of Ralph Nader’s ballot philosophy, I have […]
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Lots of stuff going on this week. Not sure where the latest update was. So, might be some review in here: Removed Dennis Kucinich from the list, because he declined to run. (And, I thought when he announced it, he looked strained. I am worried what they did to pressure him. Or, maybe he was […]
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From Kimberly: Oh. Reading news stories, learning stuff about this primary. So, Michigan has an open primary system. You go in the booth, and it doesn’t matter what your usual “party identity” is, you can vote in any party’s primary. So, if a Democrat wants to kibitz (or sabotage) the Republicans, she can just ignore […]
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Where does one find the dates for U.S. Presidential Primaries around the country? I found the information (sideways) at Wikipedia. Wikipedia has the primaries organized by Democrat and Republican, with polling data and searchable tables. A more basic timeline can be found at Wikipedia here. See a reader’s comment below for another source for upcoming […]
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Updates this week: I finally took Oprah Winfrey off the list of presidential candidates. Oprah had strongly declined, though I was very happy to see a draft campaign. Since Oprah has decided to support Barak Obama, I thought it respectful to take her name down. Also, catching up with Republicans who have declined to run […]
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I can’t decide if this is funnier by itself or with the back story. Okay, here goes:
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Wow. You would have to be a follower of www.politics1.com to understand how profound the quote below is. First of all, the site is run by Ron G basically as a service project to the political world. He is an important person. Second of all, while Ron G has been inclusive of third parties, he […]
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Nuclear Power is Not the Answer by Ralph Nader Taxpayers alert! The atomic power corporations are beating on the doors in Washington to make you guarantee their financing for more giant nuclear plants. They are pouring money and applying political muscle to Congress for up to $50 billion in loan guarantees, to persuade an uninterested […]
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Greens, joining antiwar protests throughout September and October, hold Democratic & Republican leaders responsible for Bush’s disastrous military and foreign policies • Vote for the Green Party, America’s Peace Party, instead of ‘Faux Peace Party’ Democratic candidates who are collaborating with Bush by supporting threats of an attack on Iran and by renewing funding for the Iraq War. […]
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